... the throng of a London rout—his medical and other attendants numerous those of a Highland chief—and Sir Hudson Low e himself an angel from Heaven,—any thing short offrefcdom and power, would still find Bonaparte sullen, jealous, and repining. We can then ...

... these birds light upon are considered as under the was stopped bv three men with crape over their faces, who ; j f ur of heaven. It is usual to contrive a small robbed him of silver watch, lit. in bank-notes, and fl f spot on the top of the roof for ...

... visit is returned in the castle his ancestors, where,as spite Ids better sense, Havens wood wooes the from whom tire agents heaven and hell rise up warn him. In defiance of c\crv obstacle the predestined lovers are hurried to the consummation cf their fate ...

... than the devil himself. The poet Cod- . j mtrrison in that town, having reached a pubxus says, there arc not so many stars heaven nor many therei dcmantle(l hot meat of the landfishes in the sea, there are tricks concealed in a woman » Circumstances nreventin ...

... House adjourned at 20 minutes before four o clock. THE QUEEN. (From the Times.) A gentleman, a native of Sicily, says the allowance to the captain of the polacre. during his stay m England, if c - * his first cross-examination, was asked Did Ter write ...

... will be agreeable, and may reach you be. fore the dispatches arrive at Edinburgh via London. There are 130 servants of the Hudson Bay Company returned.” At the Perth Literary and Antiquarian Society on Monday, two papers were read by Mr Anderson. It appeared ...

... still asserting her innocence,) to allow her master to lift a legacy of i 10, which due in few days, rather than affront her so,—seeing her marriage was only delayed till this money was due. On this condition she was allowed her liberty, but the affront was ...

... purchase where they please. The bill of suspension, reserving consideration of the the interdict, was granted in August, allowing answers to be given within forty days, Michael-Angelo Taylor, Esq. one of the Members for Durham, is an important and vigorous ...

... to discharge fate arrer.rit of last seam). If he takes a benefit, he nr.kes a specified allow. for the house. • We learn that 14 persons iv the employ of the Hudson's .Bay Company have been lately killed by the Snake and Beaver Indians, in tha vicinity ...

... port of equip-1 ment within a given tirne.—The following is also given as • contrast in the allowances, Re. in the French and English services. The allowance of the French navy is-1 lb. of biscuit, 41b. of meat, dried beans, a pint of wine, and once a-week ...

... siderable. Here.the windaud rain,alihoughth.y raged sodreai fully and |for such length of time, came gradually, thus time was allowed for saving any thing in j:opardy. Til vessel in channel ran to shelter, and the bam-yard houses, &c. on shore have been secured ...

... additional re-elections of important indiCiduals, and the House will, therefore, either adjourn tor a sufficient period to allow of these forms being complied with; Or, if it should be considered desirable to get through a czrtain portion of the preliminary ...